Integrating tradition and innovation: The impact and prospects of AIGC technology in Yixing Zisha design
List of Authors
  • Pan Shimin , Rusmadiah Anwar

Keyword
  • AIGC, Yixing Zisha, Focus Group, Nvivo, Innovation

Abstract
  • This study explores the application of AIGC technology in the design of Yixing Zisha teapots through focus group interviews with experts, analyzed using Nvivo 12 qualitative analysis software. The research highlights the significant advantages of AIGC in enhancing design efficiency, optimizing design processes, and fostering creative innovation. However, it also identifies the challenges of integrating this technology with traditional craftsmanship and cultural values. Experts proposed various improvement suggestions, emphasizing the need to balance innovation and tradition. The study concludes that the future development of AIGC will become more intelligent and human-centered, with the potential for further integration in specific fields to promote the modernization and diversification of Yixing Zisha design.

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